1. Run Keepass and unlock my database
2. Open Terminal and type the following:

$ mono /YourPathToKeePass/KeePass.exe –auto-type

1. I got a dialog box from KeePass saying something like “xdotool is not installed, or need version > 2.????” (I forgot the exact error message, but it’s not relevant).

2. I installed Macports

3. I used Macports to install xdotool like this:

$ sudo port install xdotool

After a long wait for all the downloads and compilations, it was done.

1. I followed the instructions at the final step of xdotool by typing:

defaults write org.x.X11 enable_test_extensions -boolean true

1. Then I ran the following command again

$ mono /YourPathToKeePass/KeePass.exe –auto-type

This time, I did not get the KeePass dialog box error (which means it recognized that xdotool was installed, and that it was the correct version).

1. Go to Tools -> Options -> Integration (tab) Under the ‘System-wide hot keys’ group, all the fields are dimmed and disabled.

What am I missing? I thought at this stage I would be able to select the hotkeys for Global auto-type, Show KeePass window and Auto-type selected entry.

I also tried using QuickSilver and created a Trigger (with a keyboard shortcut) to run the command:

$ mono /YourPathToKeePass/KeePass.exe –auto-type

as a shell script, but still no luck.

If it can be done, I have a feeling I am very close to a solution…

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks!

@jerome – yep it works OK under Parallels Desktop and for now this is the way I’ll be running it (as I have VM with Windows always up and running anyway)

and getting: -bash: /Applications/KeePass/KeePass-2.18: is a directory

What am I doing wrong?

macpack -n:KeePass -a:KeePass.exe -o:. -m:winforms

Pretty amazing.

It seems there are similar types of files ending in .so but this is where my Mono experience falls way short.

My manual search of the directory and the search box in the Finder (is that Spotlight I’ve been hearing about?) didn’t turn up that library file.

Any advice . . . commiseration?

Thank you for your kind contribution to those of us moving to Mac.

Regards./Steve

This helps, and application appears, and it runs. But when i try to open database file, or click to “Create new” – program crashes. Actually the same happens when i’m running windows binary under mono.

Can you help?

Do you have a suggestion of an item to remove or problem with the current list?

If two tables are in a one-to-one relationship with each other, the original two-circle diagrams happily describe a given join. It’s when you introduce 1-to-many relationships that we are forced to create a new set that neither of the original circles represent even partially. In this scenario we are not simply identifying singular objects that share a given characteristic, we are creating new objects/records that fit our description that did not exist previously.

In other words, when we say “Give me the LEFT OUTER JOIN” between two tables that have a one-to-many relationship, we are saying “The Records from the LEFT table are not good enough to satisfy what I want. The records in the Right table are not what I want either. Instead give me something completely different based on these Left and Right components.”

Anyone an idea if this would work if your run Keepass in Parallels (http://www.parallels.com)

Love your work!

I reference jquery with the masterpage script manager. I have my ready functions near the bottom of the page. I’ve also been able to use mutliple readys. One in the master page and one on the content page.

FYI I’ve volunteered to present to the group in July on ASP.NET with jquery and ajaxcontroltoolkit.

See you next month.

It had nothing to do with jQuery, which wasnt even involved in my test where I just made this rigit rule. I cant remember, it’s just in my notes always use maybe it’s exactly the same thing you got. Firebug would prolly clear it in less than 1 hr.

I found Ant very simply once I was familiar with the tool…once you have a working knowledge of the tool, you can whip up a new build project in no time. Then, you can do nightly builds minimally (and you’re ready for CI when the time comes). Plus, if you have a tool/script to bake the SVN version number into the assemblies being built (very helpful come debugging-time), you can easily add that to your build process. And once you’ve got a build process in place, you’ll definitely think of things to add to the build (testing, documentation, installer…)

I’d say it’s work it, just for the nightly builds